50M USB 1.1 Wireless Bluetooth Adapter V2.0 EDR

A USB Dongle (or just Dongle) is a small plastic piece that plugs into a USB slot on your computer. The Dongle contains registration information for your Bytescribe software. As long as the Dongle stays plugged into your computer, the software is registered. If the Dongle is unplugged from a computer, the software becomes unregistered and cannot be used on that computer until the Dongle is re-inserted. If you need to move the software to a new computer or re-register after reinstalling Windows, just make sure that the Dongle is inserted and that the drivers are loaded, and the software will be automatically registered.

The Dongle must remain inserted into a USB slot on your computer in order for the software to remain registered. If all of your USB slots are being used, there are two ways to add more USB slots. The first is to use a USB hub. This is a cable or box with 2 or more additional USB slots that plugs into your computer, expanding the total number of USB connections. The second is to add a USB card to your computer. If you are not comfortable installing internal hardware into your computer, you may want to ask a computer technician to do this for you.

First, make sure that the dongle drivers have been installed properly:
1. Make sure that the dongle is not inserted into the computer.
2. Install the dongle drivers from the CD or download.
3. Restart your computer.
4. Insert the dongle into a USB slot on your computer.
5. The Found New Hardware Wizard should appear. Go through it, accepting all defaults.

Second, there may be other USB devices either preventing the drivers from loading properly or preventing Windows from recognizing the dongle.  Remove all other USB devices from your computer, restart it, and then follow the instructions above to reinstall the drivers.  Then insert the Dongle and start your software before re-inserting any other USB devices.

Finally, the dongle you have may not be for the software you are trying to register.